Indiana Law Review Archive
Table of Contents
Front Matter
| Front Matter | |
| Indiana Law Review | i-ii |
Symposium
| The Way Forward: Lessons from the National Symposium on Judicial Campaign Conduct and the First Amendment | |
| Indiana Law Review | 649-658 |
| Myth, Reality Past and Present, and Judicial Elections | |
| Roy A. Schotland | 659-668 |
| Television Ads in Judicial Campaigns | |
| Anthony Champagne | 669-690 |
| The Effects of Media-Based Campaigns on Candidate and Voter Behavior: Implications for Judicial Elections | |
| Shanto Iyengar | 691-700 |
| The Canons in the Courts: Recent First Amendment Rulings | |
| Robert M. O'Neil | 701-724 |
| "If Elected, I Promise [___]" -- What Should Judicial Candidates Be Allowed to Say? | |
| Stephen Gillers | 725-734 |
| Restrictions on the Speech of Judicial Candidates Are Unconstitutional | |
| Erwin Chemerinsky | 735-746 |
| Thoughts on the Democratic Basis for Restrictions on Judicial Campaign Speech | |
| Robert F. Bauer | 747-754 |
| Constitutional Issues in Disclosure of Interest Group Activities | |
| Deborah Goldberg, Mark Kozlowski | 755-768 |
| Compelled Disclosure of Independent Political Speech and Constitutional Limitations | |
| Jan Witold Baran | 769-780 |
| Judicial Campaign Conduct Committees | |
| Barbara Reed, Roy A. Schotland | 781-806 |
| Judicial Campaign Conduct Committees: Some Reservations About an Elegant Solution | |
| Steven Lubet | 807-818 |
| Public Funds and the Regulation of Judicial Campaigns | |
| Richard Briffault | 819-844 |
| A Commentary on Public Funds or Publicly Funded Benefits and the Regulation of Judicial Campaigns | |
| Lillian R. BeVier | 845-850 |
Articles
| Responding to the Perversion of In Loco Parentis: Using a Nonprofit Organization to Support Student-Athletes | |
| W. Burlette Carter | 851-924 |
| Quieting the Guilty and Acquitting the Innocent: A Close Look at a New Twist on the Right to Silence | |
| Gordon Van Kessel | 925-988 |
Book Review
| Moral Principles and Legal Practice | |
| Leslie Pickering Francis | 989-1004 |
| A Democracy for the Pursuit of Happiness | |
| David Ray Papke | 1005-1020 |
Notes
| The Development of the Undue Burden Standard in Stenberg v. Carhart: Will Proposed RU-486 Legislation Survive? | |
| Hilary Guenther | 1021-1044 |
| Restoring Civility—the Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act of 2000: Baby Steps Towards a More Civilized Civil Forfeiture System | |
| Barclay Thomas Johnson | 1045-1084 |
| The Emergence of Divergence: The Federal Court's Struggle to Apply Heck v. Humphrey to § 1983 Claims for Illegal Searches | |
| Paul D. Vink | 1085-1110 |